good evening everyone. i'm surae chinn. produce produce johnson is off tonight -- bruce johnson is off tonight. another is recovering from serious gunshot wounds to his stomach this evening. happening around 4 this afternoon. the allege shooter is also a student. we have been following this story and we have more on the victims and the crime, armando? >> reporter: two members of the babble team was shut earl -- basketball team was shot earlier this morning in an argument. the victim, the 20-year-old, brandon michael carol of waldorf maryland, died on the

scene from gunshot wounds to his abdomen. the other victim, the 21-year- old of southeast dc. he is expected to survive, according to family members we spoke to. but they were too upset to go on camera. police say that both basketball players were shot by the 21- year-old tyrone brent hall who is also a student at the university. he fired two rounds after the basketball players and possibly others went to his home to confront him over an earlier incident at an offcampus party. they accused him of assaulting someone at that party. meanwhile, the university has released good statements. the entire university community saddened and shocked by this incident. and we will feel the loss of brandon carol deeply. our thoughts and prayers are with his family and friends in hopes for his full recovery.

after the shooting hall remained in his home. charged with first-degree murder, attempted first-degree murder. and no word if alcohol or drugs were involved in the party. the investigation is still going. >> thank you for that report. in other news, there may be some light at the end of the ashville tunnel. the european union says that they could happen to 50% of the normal levels flights have been grounded for days after the affects of the ash on airplane engines. terrell brown begins our coverage. >> reporter: test flights took of skies as they look for ways to get them safely back into air. they did not report any problems after flying mostly below the giant cloud of the volcanic ash. some flights may resume on monday. >> if they will be flying like

they move, then tomorrow, almost 50% of the european space. many are out there as they wait for the skies to clear. they are not all stuck in the airport. if a stranded officer comes out here from europe and last wednesday to next wednesday, then they will get into the park for free. >> that is another option, you know? >> reporter: while some forget their worries for a few hours at sea world, that's not possible for everyone. u.s. airlines that fly to europe are losing millions each day. while overseas, the numbers are higher and growing by the day. terrell brown, cbs news, orlando. a couple thousand travelers

are stuck in washington because of the volcano. they are in dc for a geographic conference that ended today. held all week at the marriott. as brittany morehouse reports, their planes have been grounded for now. >> a diverse dose of european languages, accompanying the map experience at this geographic convention here academic passions are similar. and some study volcanos for a living. >> it's one important discipline of the geography. >> kind of ironic as they circle that location where the volcano in iceland erupts. reeking havoc on these geographers, traveling itineraries. >> they caught that as they flew out there and they could ignore that. >> that is until today. ben collins says he will be flying to san francisco to stay with his brother. >> i imagine at the end i will be out of pocket. but either this is their holidays or somewhere else. >> they are using all kinds of messages to reach out to the

stranded passengers from the bulletin boards. where the listing area hotels could be aged to the twitter account. >> this is the kind of information exchange that people who are stranded and maybe people that could help them. >> reporter: tim is on that help list. >> i'm hosting the british geographer for maybe up to 10 days. but i have room because my wife is in turkey and she won't be able to come home for, i don't know how long. >> reporter: as for others planned? >> i don't know. people say that if the last volcano eruption took two years, so i could go directly to the next show. that's the worse case, you know? >> reporter: they add that they might be stranded, but they will not be lost. brittany morehouse, 9news now. >> well, those stranded geographers, they are making good use of their time. they are throwing a party at the hotel tonight. well, some good news tonight for the air travelers. five major airliners, they say that they won't charge the fees for the carry-on baggage. delta, american, united, jet

blue, and u.s. air announced they will not spirit spirit airline's lead. recently announced plans to charge up to $45 for each bag placed in the overhead bins. that prompted several senators to pursue laws to tax airlines that charge these new fees. today, one of those lawmakers says that the pledge by other airlines not to impose carry-on fees is good news. >> it is very, very good news. >> senator schumer hopes that spirit airlines will change its mind about charging the fee for carry-on bags. and he says he still plans to pursue legislation that would make it illegal. new information tonight about a delaware pediatrician accused of molesting more than 100 patients. hospital officials say they investigated a report in 1996,

that dr. earl bradley touched young female patients inappropriately. the news journal reports that a nurse complained of the medical center about the way that bradley obtained urine samples from young girls. she says bradley needed girls to undress before exams and hugged and kissed patients. they initially withheld facts about bradley because they didn't want to jeopardize the case. pope benedict is back in rome after an emotional meeting with sex abuse victims. the pope met for more than a half hour with eight men saying they were abused with four priests when they were living in a catholic orphanage. one of the popes had tears in his eyes and everybody was crying. pope benedict promised the church would do all in their power to bring the guilty to justice and protect the young. an iranian hosted

conference ended today with a demand that israel join the nonprolific treaty. the two-day conference follows the 47 nation nuclear conference hosted by the president barack obama here in washington last week. and that summit excluded iran and north korea. nasa says rain could delay the space shuttle's return to earth. discovery is scheduled to land tomorrow morning in florida after the two-week mission. the shuttle has enough supplies to remain in orbit until wednesday. still ahead on 9news now. a mishap with the police car traveling and president obama's motorcade. >> and the country's biggest star. ♪ [ music ] we'll tell you why fans are playing a role in the music awards tonight. we'll be right back. q

welcome back. poland said farewell to president lech kaczynski today at a state funeral. mourners applauded and chanted, we thank you, as the casket buried lech kaczynski and his wife, maria. the final resting place will be in the cathedral. 94 other people died eight days ago when their plane crashed as they flew to russia. a motorcycle flies into a police car traveling in

president obama's motorcade. the white house said it happened saturday as the motorcade made its way along this route, taking the president to the daughter's soccer game. the motorcycle slid into the last car in the motorcade. no one was hurt. the 45th annual country music award is less than two hours away. country music's biggest stars are gathered in las vegas, in thety vised event. and for the performances, fans will choose the winners and the two key categories. entertainer of the year, the top new artist. reba macken tire will host the award -- mcintire will host the award show for two times a year. >> we're having a blast here in vegas. >> this isn't the olympics. this isn't the gold medal thing. this is the celebration of country music. >> fans will also pick a song that country legend will play in their final acm performance.

you can watch the country music award tonight at 8 p.m. right here on wusa 9. warmer temperatures are on the way. devin, what else is in stored? >> reporter: it looks like a chance of rain also moving back in too. yeah, today, it felt like a fall day than i think an early spring day. most of us in the 50s. we only hit 59 with a few more clouds built in. i'll tell you why those came around and all about these warmer temperatures in the next chance of the rain, the full forecast when 9news now returns.

yes, unfortunately, we have had some cooler temperatures. a lot colder today than yesterday. and on top of that, some cloud cover i was not expecting to come in. i'll show you such a fine line of the clouds as to why we got them in. but hey, there is some sunshine

on the way. it will make for a nice day. back into the mid-60s for most. i'll squeeze this to the mid to upper 60s here in washington. tuesday, 71, before some clouds late in the day as you'll see. milder day. even on wednesday, they are turning out to be an okay day. there could be some rain coming in. and i have updated that. temperatures expecting more cloud cover coming in. just made the changes yet to update that graphic. but we'll get to it here shortly. partly to mostly cloudy skies here. and we'll show you the clouds, built in. still breezy. temperatures, falling through the 50s into the 40s in many cases. and overnight, we clear out all these clouds. it will be a downright cold night. the time of the year, freezing below cases. 28 degrees in some community that are out west. we'll see a lot of this into the 30s tonight. the northwest breeze. 10 miles per hour. maybe a little less. the frost advisories in the freeze warnings. for many areas, we'll show you exactly where coming up too. and the freezing mark, pushing through the 30s and the lower 40s. tomorrow afternoon, finally, we'll get the winds, 10 to 15,

mid-morning to the mid-day. they will die down in the afternoon. allow us to get into the mid to upper 50s i think in some cases. here is our warnings and the advisories. and there you see it. as youd head over towards fairfax county, parts of louden county, that is a frost advisory. it turns to a freeze warning the further west you go. parts of the valley area, getting freeze warnings. and about freezing for tonight. we'll show you the satellite and the radar imagery. and we were just on the southern fringe of the little low if you will. and the weak upper level system, rolling through the main storm and exiting the northeast. watch as that rotates around. getting the clouds here. if you just went a little further south of washington, the bright sunny skies. temperatures in the mid-60s. and especially in northern virginia and the advisories.

they will get to a little cloud cover by wednesday and the weak storm system and they get us the first shot of the return of the light rain and the showers during wednesday, holding us down a couple of degrees. downtown, we're only 40 degrees. a lot of 30s started to show themselves depending on where you are. even at freezing levels. virginia, right around 60 as we go through your high temperatures. monday, we'll definitely see the high temperatures. a nice game. mild, sunny, 64 degrees. the zone forecast, showing up, even into the elevations out west. we're returning with the sunny skies and temperatures back into the 60s. the seven-day forecast. there is the first shot of the rain returning with the light showers on wednesday. again, very light rain on wednesday. even thursday into friday morning. the next significant shot of the scattered thunderstorms. un. if gnatly, holding off until next weekend. we warm up. temperatures back into the 80s with the numerous scattered showers and thunderstorms. in the next few days, the sunny skies. starting to warm up the rain chances. >> all right, looking for the

warmer temperatures. thank you. >> i know you're looking forward to the warmer temperatures. there yeah, always looking forward to that. >> that is the 90 days. >> i'm just jumping into the training camp weather. ahead in sports, the skins, wrapping up many camps. they might find themselves in an unexpected place next season. that will be here for the thoughts to mike shanahan. about trading 92, where they plan to tell us about the goal tinders and who will get that start in montreal. if you think that the cavs dug themselves out there, you won't believe what the nats did. and i'll have those stories next. [ crowd cheering ]

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is setback. without hainsworth, the skins defense putting them back in place. while he is skipping out because he doesn't want to play nose tackle. they said that they will use a various position. as for getting rid of him, the team would prefer to hold onto their $100 million investment. center there is not one mention about trading him or any other players on this football team since i have been here. >> so he says. on the other side of the ball, the offensive coordinator, joking out there and finally over in some of their players. while this might be a shock to many of us, he says that he is serious in thinking through- line could compete right now. as offed today, they hired someone. most believe that they have to use their number 4 pick on the

alignment. it takes just about an hour and a half to fly to montreal. sometimes during washington's time in the air, one of the team's goal tender will be received as a little bit more. they plan to give either them, the starting mavericks in slight. at the shootaround it had morning piments the coach would not tip his hat as he was getting the go. reiterated that he still plans to use both in the series. and they played less than eight minutes in game two before getting yanked in that first period. giving up two goals on just two shots. today, he says he's ready to move on. >> it sounds like if i didn't feel confident, you know, if i were to stay in, then i'm sure i would have bounced back. but now we would have to two down there to be done for those two goals and two wins. and had game three tomorrow in montreal. where he is 0-1-1. as they have the opposing goalie. the other puzzling statistics, the last of the power play goal. washington, now 0 for their last 14 on the power play.

they are 0-7 in this series. baseball, and in little league, they typically do have procedures in place from keeping the scoring to get out of hand called a mercy rule. on this an, the nationals could have used it because the brewers were showing none of it. on the day that the nats were going for the sweep, he would fall apart. it's 2-0, brewers. the next batter, at the plate, he would get hit by the pitch. that forces in another run, 3-0 brewers. he faced seven batters, didn't get an out. miguel would take over with the 6-0 deficit. they make it 10-0. and it is a grand slam. by the way, this is still inning one, 10-0. by the bottom of the inning, within five. and they double to the left. william and rodriguez score. they were down three, getting no closeup. finally for the nats, they

would fall 11-7. remember, join us tonight. and we'll have the complete wrapups of the redskins -- of the redskins mini camp. not so easy for them. plus, we'll go one-on-one with the nfl teams sharing their thoughts on the redskins future. and that is also at 11:30 tonight. the shut out for yesterday and today. they can't get it done. >> no. >> you know, it was a nice rush. the teams know how to rally, we can say that. that's the positive one. >> thank you for watching 6. 60 minutes is next. we'll see you back here after the awards. wññññ

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